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You’ve misunderstood. There are certain features that will only work with GPU on the studio version eg. some H264/H265 formats do not use GPU when decoding, but overall it will use the GPU.
That dummy plug will only fake an EDID signal to the device that there’s something plugged in it when there really isn’t and has nothing to do with this issue.
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Premiere will not automatically change the speed without user interpretation. If you edit 50 fps footage in a 25fps timeline Premiere will only play every other frame. If you would edit 25 fps footage in a 50 fps timeline it would show every frame twice. 100 fps footage would show every fourth frame in a 25 fps sequence.
When you interpret footage you are setting the clip to run at a different speed so the duration and audio will change.
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If your exported file is bigger, then your exported format/codec is using a bigger bit rate than the original file. If you want a smaller file then set a lower bit rate.
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Check your project settings that you don’t have any ingest settings on.
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If that doesn’t work you’ll need to work in a timeline that has a supported resolution/framerate that the I/O device can output and what the monitor supports. Resolve is nicer in this regard because you can have a separate monitoring resolution from the timeline.
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There is a setting where you can scale the output signal either up or down in the playback settings in Premiere.
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Portable Glyph Atom SSD RAID drives are nice.
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As you have a bunch of compressed formats you’ll need faster processing and you probably aren’t bottlenecked by the storage speed. I would probably transcode everything to Prores before editing.
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I’ve heard other people have problems with connecting straight to Qnap servers with thunderbolt. Apparently it is some tb-over ethernet kind of thing.
I’d try using the 10 gig ethernet ports instead.
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AE doesn’t really care for DPI. It only cares for the actual pixel by pixel information and the usual DPI setting for monitor display use is 72. So what would be the actual resolution if you change your image to 72 DPI?